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Team Axial driver Ryan Gerrish attended the Int’l Auto Show in Portland, Oregon this past weekend. Ryan and fellow northwest crawler Brett Carlson set-up a small Axial booth at the show to demo some SCX10™ TR’s, and allow fellow show attendees to take the wheel of an SCX10™. Ryan’s dashing good looks scored him a small spot on the local news. Thanks to Bulu Productions for making the video!!! See out blog: axialracing.com

www.RCSPARKS.com - NEW WEBSITE!! CHECK IT OUT !! A quick look at a brief run of Teds’ Losi MRC, Converted to a GC2 Chassis. I was just chatting to the camera as I watched this little machine in action. Quite remarkable for the size. Can you believe thay ACTUALLY get smaller than this? Yup.. as small as a 1 scale.. a “micro” crawler.. un-real. Anyways.. enjoy COMMON QUESTIONS: 1) How Much for a good rock crawler? 1a) That is a tough one. It depends on your definition of “good”. All rock crawling rigs in this video are Pro Comp ready - and cost upwards of 00 - 00. 2) What is the cheapest rock crawler? 2a) Again - it depends on the changing time. Currently - IMO - the best value for a starter ROCK crawler would be an Axial Scorpion RTC. Google it. 3) Nice clip. Do these rigs have selectable axles? meaning, can the operator turn the axle on and off? Seemed like some would only drive one axle, then would drive two. Why are only the front tires spinning? thanks. 3a) Yes - what you are referring to is something called a “DIG”. It created a pivot point for the truck - if it needs to turn on a sharp radius - And has a Motor-On-Axle setup - meaning.. one motor mounted to each axle. By controlling the power to the individual they can create a spot for the truck to “dig” with. 4) What type of batteries do you guys run 4a) -Most of us Run LIPO batteries. 1000-2000mAH 2s & 3s depending on the rig. 5) I notice lots of you guys are running HPI rock grabbers. Are those a good …

ENGINE 1600 16V SUPERCHARGED 135 KW 24 Kgm 7500 RPM COSWORTH INJECTION INTERCOOLER H20/AIR COILOVER ORAP, TOYOTA AXLE,38.5 BOGGER TIRES HOME MADE HYDRAULIC STEERING……………

Front=OPEN DIFF Rear=ARB LOCK

Josh Cyrul’s famous House Jump is arguably the most known RC Car sequence in history - especially since it appeared on MTV. XXX Main shot this scene way back in July of 2001 at Josh’s house in Michigan. Since then it has been licensed by multiple broadcast networks to be viewed by millions both active and unfamiliar with the rc hobby. The House Jumping clip appeared in ‘xxx main SQUARED’ and forever changed the way the world looks at the sport of radio control cars. “Dude~ you just jumped a house……. and drove away” Filmed by~ Jeff Eveleigh, Jerry Cyrul and ‘Spew’ Thompson Buggy Driver~ Josh Cyrul Vehicle Jumped~ Kyosho Inferno 7.5 Engine~ Novarossi On-Road Worlds

87 Suzuki Samurai Tin Top with Exo-cage “The Crusader” CalZukiWorks is a Suzuki Samurai fabricator located in Los Angeles, California specializing in Suzuki Samuai modifications. For more information email CalZukiWorks at: zuk87@juno.com or If interested in what products are available for your Suzuki Samurai modification visit TrailTough Products at: www.trailtough.com and if interested in an exo-cage visit SMP-Fabworks at: www.smp-fabworks.com Produced by CalZukiWorks

87 Suzuki Samurai Tin Top with Exo-cage “The Crusader” CalZukiWorks is a Suzuki Samurai fabricator located in Los Angeles, California specializing in Suzuki Samuai modifications. For more information email CalZukiWorks at: zuk87@juno.com or If interested in what products are available for your Suzuki Samurai modification visit TrailTough Products at: www.trailtough.com and if interested in an exo-cage visit SMP-Fabworks at: www.smp-fabworks.com Produced by CalZukiWorks

JOHN BULL TRAIL ROUTE 3N10 - BIG BEAR, CA Length: 5-1/2 miles Time to complete: 2-4 hours depending on traffic The John Bull Trail can be found in the San Bernardino National Forest near Big Bear Lake. It is one of the toughest and most popular trails in the SBNF. On a busy summer weekend there can be 200 or more vehicles make the 5-and-a-half mile run. The favored direction of travel is from East to West starting on 3N02 near Burnt Flats. The trail is available to street legal vehicles and green sticker vehicles, however all green sticker vehicles must be trailered to the trailhead and John Bull is the only trail available to green sticker vehicles in the general vicinity. You can expect to encounter large boulders and steep climbs. The US Forest Service rates this trail a black diamond most difficult trail and it is not recommended for stock SUVs. Body damage and breakage are a possibility. Elevation ranges from 7400 feet to over 8100 feet and during the winter months snow and ice add to the difficulty of traversing the trail. Eastern entrance: From 3N02 is N34° 19.208 W116° 51.347 Western entrance: From 3N16 is N34° 18.317 W116° 54.823 87 Suzuki Samurai Tin Top with Exo-cage “The Crusader” CalZukiWorks is a Suzuki Samurai fabricator located in Los Angeles, California specializing in Suzuki Samuai modifications. For more information email CalZukiWorks at: zuk87@juno.com or If interested in what products are available for your Suzuki Samurai modification visit TrailTough …

blew up the H - yoke on the front driveshaft and rotated the axle tube on drivers side , awesome day of wheeling haha

I just tested this fun little ”toy” rc buggy. It’s pure fun inside when you can’t go out drive/fly your RC cars/planes or any other rc *things. I recorded this with my iphone, pretty good quality at phone. I hope you like! Enjoy =)